Hi Tim,
Tim said:
Correct, actually; it's got these IE-specific "XML data islands" that
are supposed to auto-actuate code that does fancy things with the XML
DOM. Blecch. People should be ashamed of publishing that kind of a
URI for an XML 2003 talk; clearly they Just Don't Get It. -Tim
Didier adds:
Yes indeed, its funny to see that they could easily have replace the
JavaScript code by the following expression added on the top of the XML
document:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="xml2003.html"?>
Dare, can you do us a favor? Can you educate these people about some specs
related to association of XSLT stylesheets to XML documents:-0
Note: If they didn't want to modify the original XML document to include the
processing instruction, a simple server side script would have been
sufficient to do the job.
Cheers
Didier PH Martin
http://didier-martin.com
